Wondering how to keep your children engaged during your Kangaroo Valley trip? From water adventures to nature walks, this valley has something for every child’s interest. Here are five activities you won’t want to miss.
Cool off in the Kangaroo River, especially around the Hampden Bridge area. It’s an excellent spot for families to relax by the water, swim, or even float on inflatables. If you have toddlers, the local pool is also a fantastic option, complete with a kiddie pool.
If you’re a family that enjoys the great outdoors, take advantage of local trails like Fitzroy Falls West Rim Walk and The Three Views Walk. The former offers a child-friendly path and picnic spots, while the latter is suited for older kids and offers stunning cliffside views.
Treat the family to an array of delicious sweets at local favourites like Sweet As or Kangaroo Valley Fudge & Teahouse. From crazy shakes to classic ice cream, there’s something to satisfy every sweet tooth.
Explore the valley from the water by renting a kayak or canoe. Whether you choose a guided tour or decide to venture on your own, paddling under the Hampden Bridge or exploring Lake Yarrunga is a must-do for families.
Great for children on wheels—be it bikes, scooters, skates, or skateboards—the pump track offers a fun space for kids to zoom around and burn off some energy. Open since 2021, it’s a local hotspot for families.
There you have it—five exciting activities that promise a holiday filled with fun and smiles, not just for the kids but for the whole family!
As the winter season reaches its final weeks, there is no better time to plan a serene and eco-friendly getaway to Kangaroo Valley’s charming holiday let, Broger’s End. Here are the top four reasons why you should consider visiting this hidden gem during the tail end of winter:
Both the Dairy and the Shed have their own private gardens for you to enjoy during your stay. There are quiet places to relax, and a variety of herbs, vegetables and fruit to sample and eggs from the chickens to use in your cooking.
Whether you’re looking for an easy family friendly walk or something a bit more strenuous, there is a walking trail at Broger’s End or around Kangaroo Valley for you!
The river you would have crossed to get here is great for swimming! The best place is probably in line with the shed but feel free to go exploring for other spots! Be very cautious when swimming in a river as submerged rocks, trunks and logs can be very hard to see.
Broger’s End is certified by EcoTourism Australia. We are powered by the sun with our solar panels and Tesla battery. We collect rainwater for all our water and have composting systems for food scraps and other waste. We aim to tread as lightly as we can on this beautiful part of the world.